FumoFlow grain sheds are patent-pending, recirculating and ventilating, fumigated grain sheds.
FumoFlow grain sheds have been designed and developed by Action in collaboration with Grain Protect and are purpose-built for treating grain.
Concrete panel walls, an integrated recirculation duct and fan system, and a tarp pulley system converts the shed into a fumigation cell when required.
Patent-pending FumoFlow grain sheds are designed, manufactured and installed by Action, your trusted farm shed company.
All while providing the usual storage flexibility of an Action grain shed!
Your FumoFlow Questions – Answered.
FumoFlow grain sheds are a patent-pending product by Action (also known as Action Steel and Action – The Big Shed People). Action consulted with growers and worked closely with industry leaders in fumigation and tarping, including Grain Protect, to design and develop FumoFlow.
Yes, a FumoFlow grain shed is a purpose built shed – designed, manufactured and installed by Action, rather than a retrofitted system.
There are several key differences between a FumoFlow grain shed and a sealed grain shed.
Firstly, a FumoFlow grain shed has concrete panel walls which keep the shed and grain cooler and at a consistent temperature.
Secondly, while sealed grain sheds often have a height restriction of around six metres, this is not the case for FumoFlow grain sheds.
This means trucks can tip inside a FumoFlow grain shed for efficient unloading – and makes it much more useful for machinery storage in the off season.
Finally, what makes the patent-pending FumoFlow grain shed unique is that it uses a recirculation and ventilation system to treat grain – an industry-first for grain sheds.
A FumoFlow grain shed can store the same grain and commodities as a standard Action grain shed, including cereals, pulses and oilseeds.
The difference is that it also gives you the option to store higher value commodities where a non-contact fumigation method may be preferred or required to help protect grain quality and meet market requirements.
That means the shed can be used for everyday bulk grain storage, while also giving you more flexibility for commodities that need a higher standard of storage and fumigation capability.
As with any grain storage system, good hygiene, correct grain moisture and best-practice storage management are essential.
Everything you need to know about fumigated grain sheds and treating grain.
